There is no stopping the Blue Oval. The month of February has come to an end and FoMoCo has just racked up another victory — with sales up 43.14%, it was the largest automaker in the US for the month, surpassing both General Motors (sales up 11.51%) and Toyota (sales down 8.72%). Sure 471 unit [Read More]

Alright, so this isn’t a prediction as much as it is a near fact. So if you’ve been keeping track of GM’s “movements” lately, you would know that the company has announced a number of hybrid initiative lately.
So far we know that Cadillac’s upcoming flagship sedan, the XTS, will be a hybrid. And just [Read More]

Some things should just be left alone, however small the changes may be. Case in point, the North American Ford Fiesta’s front nose. The European Fiesta looked perfect all around, but in an effort to make the North American version just that bit more unique, Ford found it necessarily to put a dent in [Read More]

The first month of the new year is finally over. It’s time we name the top t0 best selling vehicles for the period. Not surprisingly, Toyota’s recall fiasco did a number on its sales. This is made evident by the fact that the Camry wasn’t the best selling car on the list — the Accord [Read More]

U.S. vehicle sales for 2009 were released earlier this week. Despite the public bashing of trucks, a certain Truck still reigned supreme. In fact, most of the usual suspects made the list. The only surprise is probably the number 7 spot Honda CRV, which suggests that Americans are just not ready to give up on [Read More]